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street. Immediately an alarm was given.
The soldiers turned out and oyerhauled
the neighborhood, but without finding
anyone. The military are st loss to
account for the shooting unless it WAS
done by some anarchist.
ANEW YORK ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-George Wolf,
who is claimed to be the step-brotber OF
Adolph Fischer, the anarchist executed
| in Chicago, was arrested tonight while
hsrsnguing q crowd on the corner OF
TWenty-seventh street and Eighth ave-
nue.. He was violently condemning all
! who had any part in the trial or convic-
| ton of the Chicago men. He made a
desperate struggle. Three policemen
finally landed him in csge.
HERR MOST CRIES VENGEANCE.
NEW YORK, Nov 13.-Over 500 anaPch-
| lists met in hail back of saloon on
Seventh street last night. Herr Most was
greeted with cheers. He opened in low
tone, but gradually warmed up with the
subject. His face became redder and
redder, and his voice aecended into q
howl. Some of the expressions and ideas
dSAS AUSSu HCtG oAG4SA-
ists, l wish I could express in language
the sadness OF my heart which grieves for
my devoted brother anarchists who
so bravely met death yesterday on
the gallows, how brayelY, how molly !!
Those four men you all know! Would
knew their executioner. He would not
fare well in this world. The death of our
brothers have brought hundreds to join
hurr 10 hRyy NrNyN
geance and we shall have it, They Che
capitalistic prese) say Lingg committed
suicide. They lie. He was murdered
ard reported to have suicided. Do they
| want you or me to believe his friends
smuggled those BOMBS in to him? say
THEY LIZ, THKY LIE!
Grinnell, the periurer, thief, secured wit
nesses willing to swear sway the lives OF
seven innocent men. Their blood cries
to heaven for vergence, and it shall not
cry in vain. The day OF reckoning Is Sp-
proschipg. Let those who were inter
ested IN the matter beware that the debt
shall be paid. point my finger ct Gary,
Bonfeld, the judges Of the Supreme court
and that coward Of Governor, Oglesby.
Have you read IN the capitalistic press
to-day that newspaper spies are watching
our rendezvous and write what they
sneakipgly oVerRear ana see. From TO-
night our meetings shall be secret. l am
an anarchist and willing to follow the
footsteps Of my brave comrades. We
sre not afraid of soldiers and military.
We have weapons stronger. Long live
snarcdy, anarchy forever"
TALK WITH SCHwAB.
JOLIET, ILL, Nov. ElS Yesterday
Michael Schwab said to Fire Marshal
Kroner CT this city, with whom he is &C
quainted, and who visited him st the
| prison soon after his arrival: "Lingg
was the scalswag who did it all. Spies
would not have been executed If those
BOMBS had not been found in Lipgg's
cell. Why, that miserable rat asked for
pen and paper TO write some deviltry on
only five minutes before he died. 1t is q
mystery to NE how he concealed that ful-
minating cap about him with which he
| took his life"
Being asked in German in which the
interview was being held. what ne
thought LiDgg intended to do with the
bombs, Schwab said: al think he was
going to explode them among the officials
and others who would be present at the
execution and murder, as many as be
could, regardless Of the consequences to
himself The actions of this wretch were
what prevented communication for Spies
1 do not think the police or jail Officials
had anything to do with the bombs found
in Lingg's cell, and l do not know how he
got possession of them"
At this point Fielden, who had Just been
weighed, measured, ETC., came and took
seat On the bench by Schwab, whom he
did not appear to recognize in his prlsor
garb and with his beard shaved OF. OH
Ger McCleugher stepped up to Schwat
end calling him by name, asked him If he
had any lung trouble. Before he coulc
reply, Fielder, with look Of amazemen'
on his face, turned and looked at his com
panion and said: "Is that you, Schwartz
The latter said Eyes," End the warder
added, dyes, this is Mr.. Schwsb." A
this Fielden bur, into laugh, and sale
he never could have known it wal
Schwsb, he was 50 changed in appear
snce, fact that applied equally TO him
self.